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Upcoming Post Malone dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Post Malone stadium seats in one minute
For a Post Malone stadium date, the best all-around seat is in the lower level facing the stage. You sit above the field crowd, see the full stage and screens, and still feel the sing-along. The field is closest but flat, so beyond the first few sections you watch the screens over other fans. For value, buy the first few rows upstairs, close to the middle, and skip the top corners.
Most of his stadium shows use an end stage (the stage built across one end zone, with chairs on the field and the bowl wrapped around). Confirm the layout on your event's map before you choose.
Field, lower bowl, sides and upper deck
- Field, front sections: the nearest view and the loudest crowd. Shorter fans lose sight lines quickly past the front.
- Lower bowl, straight on: the balanced pick, raised and square to the production.
- Lower level, sides near the stage: close, but steep angles can hide part of the stage. Move a few sections away from the stage for a fuller view.
- Upper deck, center: far in a football stadium, yet the first upstairs rows in the middle deliver the most for the money.
- Upper corners and behind the stage: the seats to skip unless the listing explains the view.
Ballpark dates: find the stage first
Baseball parks scramble the usual rules. At Wrigley Field, Citi Field and similar parks, the stage position decides which seats face it, and the infield and outfield sides can trade places as the better buy from one tour to the next. Open the stage diagram on your event before choosing a side, and use the venue guide attached to the listing for its concert map.
Hip-hop hits into a country set
The stadium set moves through his career without stopping. When the stadium tour opened in Salt Lake City in late April 2025, he played 24 songs. The set reached back to "White Iverson" and "Psycho," hit the radio peaks of "Rockstar," "Sunflower" and "Circles," and made room for a country stretch from F-1 Trillion, with "I Had Some Help" and "Pour Me a Drink" among them. Jelly Roll, who opened most nights, joined him for "Losers."
Expect two audiences in one stadium, rap fans from the early albums and country fans who arrived with the 2024 record, and both sing every chorus. Sierra Ferrell shared the 2025 opening duties with Jelly Roll, and other support acts rotated in, so plan for a long evening. Texas audiences know him well; he launched Posty Fest in the Dallas area in 2018 and held it in Arlington in 2019.
Big stadiums, presales and schedule changes
His move from hip-hop into country widened the audience, and stadiums added the supply to match. Every 2025 North American show reported to Billboard's boxscore was full, with crowds ranging from roughly 29,000 outside Washington to over 55,000 in Denver.
- Presales open the window. The 2025 run held several days of presales in late November 2024, a day ahead of the public sale.
- Huge capacity cools late prices. A building holding 40,000-plus people rarely runs dry upstairs, so those resale prices tend to slip as show day nears; close field seats and the center lower bowl keep their value.
- Dates can move. Several 2026 shows were canceled, rescheduled or postponed.
Reserved Seat backs every order with a 100% guarantee, which matters when a date shifts.
From Hollywood Dreams to an all-stadium tour
His first headline runs were the Hollywood Dreams Tour in 2016 and the Stoney Tour in 2017. The Beerbongs & Bentleys Tour with 21 Savage followed in 2018 and 2019, then the Runaway Tour with Swae Lee, an arena run which packed 20,000 people into Denver's Pepsi Center in March 2020, days before concerts shut down. Three more headline tours followed between 2022 and 2024, named for Twelve Carat Toothache, the line "If Y'all Weren't Here, I'd Be Crying" and F-1 Trillion. In between, he spent part of 2023 as the opener on the Red Hot Chili Peppers' stadium dates.
The Big Ass Stadium Tour, his first played entirely in stadiums, opened April 29, 2025. The first North American leg stopped at NFL buildings from Las Vegas to Atlanta and Los Angeles, plus Chicago's Wrigley Field, then crossed to Europe for a mix of festivals and stadiums. A second round started in Fort Lauderdale in April 2026 and ran into trouble: in May, five American dates were dropped and the Tampa show moved, citing scheduling conflicts, and in late August the entire Asia-Pacific leg was put on indefinite hold, with refunds. As of October 2026, an October 24 date in Austin was the last one on the books. Future shows appear in the event list here and on postmalone.com.
Syracuse-born, Grapevine-raised
Austin Post's family left his birthplace of Syracuse, New York (he was born in 1995), for Grapevine, Texas, at nine. "White Iverson" (2015) won him a Republic Records deal. Stoney (2016) brought "Congratulations"; Beerbongs & Bentleys (2018) entered the chart on top, and "Rockstar" spent eight weeks atop the Hot 100. Hollywood's Bleeding (2019) also opened at No. 1, and "Circles" stayed on the Hot 100 for more than a year, 61 weeks in all.
After Twelve Carat Toothache and Austin, the 2024 country album F-1 Trillion became his third chart-topper, carried by the Morgan Wallen duet "I Had Some Help." The Recording Academy has nominated him 18 times. His next project, announced in April 2026, is The Eternal Buzz, a double album of 40 tracks.
Frequently asked questions
Is the field worth it at a Post Malone stadium show?
The front field sections are the closest and loudest, but the field is flat. Past the first several sections, a lower-level seat facing the stage usually sees more.
Which upper-deck seats are best for Post Malone?
The first rows upstairs, close to the middle. High corner seats are far from the stage in a football stadium and see the production at an angle.
Were any Big Ass Stadium Tour dates canceled?
Yes. In May 2026 five American shows were dropped and Tampa moved to a new date, and in August 2026 the Asia-Pacific leg was put on hold indefinitely, with refunds.
Does Post Malone sing his country songs live?
They are part of every night: the set runs from rap-era hits into a country stretch drawn from F-1 Trillion.
Where did Post Malone grow up?
Grapevine, Texas, in the Dallas area. He was born in Syracuse, New York, in 1995 and moved south at age nine.